The Mavic You Can Actually Afford: Introducing the New DJI Mavic 3 Classic

The Mavic You Can Actually Afford: Introducing the New DJI Mavic 3 Classic

by Justin Szeremeta 1
DJI released the Mavic 3 back in November of 2021.  This next iteration of their flagship drone brought with it a ton of upgrades users had been eagerly waiting for since its predecessor, the Mavic 2 had been released three years prior.   We wrote a series of articles about this much-anticipated release, including two fantastic deep dives by my fellow APA writer György Palkó that you can find here and here.
Adam Potts Takes Us To The Donum Estate’s Vertical Panorama Pavilion

Adam Potts Takes Us To The Donum Estate’s Vertical Panorama Pavilion

by Lexi Taciak 4
There is something about Adam Potts‘ work that is just plain brilliant. His compositions, his lighting, his processing work – it’s all spot on. Adam is based in Northern California, which means his portfolio is chock full of vineyards, vast golden skies, and sprawling landscapes.
A CRM Built by Photographers for Photographers

A CRM Built by Photographers for Photographers

by Brandon Marsh 4
Disclaimer: I loved Sprout Studio so much that I became an ambassador for the brand back in 2020. While I do receive a commission for new users signing up, this application has been a staple in my business since 2015. For anyone interested in trying out the program, please know your support is greatly appreciated and I am here to help if you have any questions.
Announcing The Second Annual APAlmanac Architectural Photography Competition

Announcing The Second Annual APAlmanac Architectural Photography Competition

by Mike Kelley 9
Back for a second year, we are so excited to launch our annual photography competition again! The first year was a resounding success and we have improved and tweaked for an even better experience for our entrants this time around. We look forward to welcoming everyone to the best photography competition on the internet for the second year in a row.
Can You Use a Canon 50mm Tilt-Shift Lens on a Nikon Mirrorless Camera?

Can You Use a Canon 50mm Tilt-Shift Lens on a Nikon Mirrorless Camera?

by György Palkó 3
Ever since I started my journey as an architectural photographer, I’ve had to face a big dilemma. I learned the basics of photography with Nikon cameras, so when I got to the point where I really needed to use tilt-shift lenses in my architectural photography work – I was left wanting.
Architectural Photography & The Law: Property Releases

Architectural Photography & The Law: Property Releases

by Leslie Burns 3
APALMANAC is proud to be partnered with California-based intellectual property attorney Leslie Burns. Leslie is back on the blog this month to answer another reader’s question about intellectual property and the law. Please remember that the answers here are not legal advice, but rather for educational purposes.
Check Out LUMA Hotel SF With Hospitality Photographer Dylan Patrick

Check Out LUMA Hotel SF With Hospitality Photographer Dylan Patrick

by Lexi Taciak 2
Today’s featured project by architectural photographer Dylan Patrick is a brilliant rendition of hospitality photography. As Dylan shows off the LUMA Hotel in San Francisco by architect Hornberger + Worstell, you’ll notice his striking compositions, each one easy to read and hero-esque in its own way.
Join Mike Kelley and Simon Devitt in Finland For a One-Of-a-Kind Workshop

Join Mike Kelley and Simon Devitt in Finland For a One-Of-a-Kind Workshop

by Mike Kelley 2
In August 2023, Mike Kelley and Simon Devitt will host an exclusive workshop deep in Finland’s Archipelago National Park at the world-renowned and self-built Project Archipelago. Designed and built by Aleksi Hautamaki, founder of Bond Creative, it is located in some of the world’s most pristine wilderness surrounded by the placid blue waters of the Baltic Sea.
Can You Use AI to Edit Your Photos? I Did!

Can You Use AI to Edit Your Photos? I Did!

by Kyrre Sundal 8
Unmesh Dinda, the host of Piximperfect over at YouTube has made a great video explaining how you can use Dall E 2 instead of content aware fill in Photoshop. I did a quick test to see if it really was as simple as he explained, and yes, it is! OpenAI’s Dall E 2 is now open to everyone.
Meet Swedish Architectural Photographer Anders Bobert

Meet Swedish Architectural Photographer Anders Bobert

by Kyrre Sundal 2
Kyrre: Hi Anders! How are you?  Anders: Hi Kyrre. I’m just fine thank you. How are you? Kyrre: I’m good, thank you! I’ve been following your work for some time now, and I’m impressed by it! What’s your background and how did you get into architectural photography?
Cape to Bluff – Simon Devitt’s Survey of Architecture From Aotearoa New Zealand

Cape to Bluff – Simon Devitt’s Survey of Architecture From Aotearoa New Zealand

by Lexi Taciak 1
Architectural photographer Simon Devitt has worked with an array of publishers making heaps of thoughtful, beautiful, books over the past 25 years. His newest publication “Cape to Bluff” will be released in late November. The gorgeous book peers into the architecture of Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Olivier Dassance Photographs Art et Floritude’s Lighting Design in a New Office Building

Olivier Dassance Photographs Art et Floritude’s Lighting Design in a New Office Building

by Lexi Taciak 3
One beautiful thing I have always loved about architectural and interiors photography is the wide scope of clients and projects that fall under its umbrella. Last week on POTW, we looked at a project made for a one-of-a-kind rug shop. This week, we’ll look at a project made for a lighting design manufacturer.
Architectural Filmmaking – Part 2 – Creating a Strong Foundation and Not Biting Off More Than You Can Chew

Architectural Filmmaking – Part 2 – Creating a Strong Foundation and Not Biting Off More Than You Can Chew

by Justin Szeremeta 1
Introduction In my previous article on beginning your journey into architectural filmmaking, we weighed the pros and cons of delving into offering video services to your clients.  If you’ve decided that pursuing motion work is indeed the direction that you want to follow, let’s now identify and explore the initial steps you need to take in order to execute your first architectural video.
Architectural Photography & The Law: Licensing Fees

Architectural Photography & The Law: Licensing Fees

by Leslie Burns 5
Architectural Photography Almanac has partnered with Leslie Burns, an intellectual property attorney based California to answer reader questions about intellectual property and the law. By far the most common reader questions have to do with licensing, fair use, and intellectual property infringement and enforcement, so we thought it was the right time to make a commitment getting a professional involved to help architectural photographers around the world better understand copyright law and avoid the headaches and chicanery that go along with navigating the world of image use and rights.
After Modernism: Through the Lens of Wayne Thom – Opening at USC Pacific Asia Museum

After Modernism: Through the Lens of Wayne Thom – Opening at USC Pacific Asia Museum

by Ramon Portelli 0
After Modernism: Through the lens of Wayne Thom – an exhibition highlighting the prolific career of Wayne Thom is being held at USC Pacific Asia starting October 14th to January 22nd, 2023. One of the leading architectural photographers of our time, Wayne Thom photographed more than 2,600 projects across the Western United States, Hawaii, Bali, Fiji, and Singapore.
Leofoto LH-40GR Geared Head vs Sunwayfoto GH-PRO II

Leofoto LH-40GR Geared Head vs Sunwayfoto GH-PRO II

by Albrecht Voss 13
I know for an architectural photographer, the use of a tripod is assumed to be mandatory. It seems like we have our cameras firmly glued to our tripod heads. However, I have to confess that, especially for outdoor shots of buildings, I find the freedom of shooting handheld really liberating.
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